Gov. Officials
Priest
Scribes
Artisans
Peasents
100

What social class did the Gov. Officials belong to?

They belonged to the highest class on egypts social pyramid after the pharaoh. 

100

How long did it take for a priest to fully dry out a body during the mummification process?

70 days

100

What was the job duty of a scribe?

Being Egypts official writers and record keepers.

100

Who are the Artisans?

Highly skilled laborers who created some of the most beautiful art in the ancient world.

100

Peasants were part of what social class?

The lowest class

200

Which gov. official served as a chief judge?

The vizier served as a chief jude on the toughest cases. 

200

Because the priest played an important role in the mummification process what did the egyptians believe happened to them once they died?

They believed in the afterlife and that the spirit needed the body in the afterlife. 

200

How long did students attend scribe school? 

around 12 years staring at the age of 5. 

200

Artisan work included what type of work?

Carpenters, jewelers, leatherworkers, metalworkers, painters, potters, sculptors, and weavers. 

200

Peasant life revolved around the Nile and 3 seasons. What were the 3 seasons?

flooding, planting and harvesting

300

Who were the 3 most important officials of the government? 

The Vizier, the chief treasure and general of the armies. 

300

How were the priest similar to gov. officials?

They were powerful and highly respected. a large network of them worked for the pharaoh.

300

On what material were scribes writing on?

papyrus, they rarely used clay tablets that was more in mesopotamia. 

300

because being an artisan was hard work, how many days in a row did they work before they took time off?

10 days in a row

300

What activity took place while peasants harvested crops?

They worked together and played music and sang songs. 

400

What was the role of a government official?

To assist the pharaoh in his role as supreme ruler of egypt

400

true or false only men were allowed to be priest in ancient egypt?

Fales, women could also be priestesses and were generally regarded as equal to male priests. 

400

How were students treated in scribe school?

They were treated harshly. Sometimes they were beaten for being lazy or distracted. 

400

Pharaohs used how many artisans to complete their artwork on temples, tombs and monuments?

Hundreds of workers

400

Describe a peasants daily meal.

Onions, cucumbers, fish, and homemade bread. Sometimes peas and lentils. 

500

After the pharaoh who was the next military commander?

The general of the armies

500

what were 3 job duties of a priest?

overseeing ceremonies, being in charge of the temples, giving advice and preforming healings. 

500

What type of records did the scribes keep?

They recorded information about grain and food supply, government census, taxes and court cases. 

500

How did the upper class view the artisans?

They were seen as common laborers, some of the best artisans were not allowed to sign their best work and some got parties in their honor for the work they completed.

500

What holidays were peasants allowed to celebrate?

Only festivals that honored their gods.